Contents tagged with Weblogs
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"Comments on this post are closed"
I would like to apologize to readers: you'll notice that posting comments on most of the posts of this weblog is currently disabled. You'll see "Comments on this post are closed" instead. I'm sorry about this, and I can't change anything about it right now :-( This is a new site-wide (weblogs.asp.net) setting.
I hope we'll be able to reactivate the comments soon! I don't like that setting at all. I appreciate comments much, and I do not consider that previous posts as obsolete.
Scott, please do something! I you want this feature to be disabled too, please say it.
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Future of blogging
Robert Scoble is giving his vision of blogging's future as requested by Dave Winer.
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Architects, developers and approaches to a problem
I like that one: "Architects are a lot slower in getting a solution, especially if the problem is simple!" from Michael Platt.
Probably we could add that "Architects are much likely to come up with complex and costly solutions, especially if the problem is simple!". -
Power of blogs / CSV files
I'm still amazed by the power of weblogs when I see that this post (Manipulating CSV files) is number two or three on search engines when you search for CSV files. What do you know, maybe my small experience with CSV files can actually help someone out. Well, I just added two links to the post for more information about the Schema.ini file since this is where people are landing when they are in need for that kind of information.
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Webloggers haven't got a mind
It's funny to notice that some are starting to realize that geeks are humans too... The strange part is that they seem to be disappointed about that.
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Quick survey
Two quick questions for you readers of this weblog and weblogs.asp.net:
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Hello Julien! (bis)
Another Julien joins the party. Please welcome Julien Brunet and pay a visit to his weblog, which should be another source for good posts. Julien's JazBlog is about .NET, SOA and so on...
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Suggestions for MyBlogroll
Julien Cheyssial wants to know our opinions and suggestions for MyBlogroll.
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Hello Julien!
Please ladies and gentlemen welcome Julien, and pay a visit to his great weblog. For a start, you could have a look at his article on progress bars in ASP.NET.
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"Previous posts" link
Why don't we have a "previous stuff" link at the bottom of weblog pages which would give access to the n previous posts?
Is this against the weblogs religion?